BE HONEST when answering this poll question

[Snakester]

Don't like the handicapped either because they get all the good parking spaces. Really though if you can't have fun joking around about anything or anyone then your just to uptight.

 

[oaken1]

so...your asking about just during the games?? Heck, why should I change my nasty politically incorrect treat everybody like equal worthless trash charming personality just because a game is on?

 

[Chris_Sanders]

I have said "You stupid monkey" more than once, but I use that for white, black, hispanic..whatever.

 

[oaken1]

I have said "You stupid monkey" more than once, but I use that for white, black, hispanic..whatever.

As have I as well....usually prefaced with "get out from in front of my TV!!"

damn kids......

 

[Cardsfanstl]

Voted no because I do not consider swearing when the Cards make a bonehead play which was often this year as politically incorrect.

 

[Mulli]

No.

 

[SunsTzu]

No.

No to being honest, or no to the question or both?

 

[Mulli]

No to being honest, or no to the question or both?

Both

 

[SissyBoyFloyd]

Define sexist?

Because I'd definitely fail if calling someone female genitalia counts. But that's about the gist of it. Homophobic or racist remarks? No. Why? That's just weird. I don't even know what handicapped would entail. Unless "rip his effing head off!" counts because it will cripple the guy.

Odd thread.

Sexist could relate to rude or insensitive remarks regarding women/men in stands, cheerleaders, etc.

Handicapped remarks could include calling a player a spaz, or a ******, etc.

Pretty simple really.

And for those of you who wondered, I simply wanted to know how much the emotional connection to football might bring out rather neanderthal comments that you would otherwise not use in your daily normal rhetoric.

 

[DemsMyBoys]

Sexist could relate to rude or insensitive remarks regarding women/men in stands, cheerleaders, etc.

.

I was going to vote "yes" on sexist but if that's the definition, I'll vote no. All of the comments I make about how certain players look are entirely complimentary.

The worst name I call anyone is "Idiot" and I'll use that regardless of the recipient's race, color, creed, religion, sexual orientation or political party so it looks like I am voting "no" to everything and claiming the "goody two shoes" title. Again.

 

[D-Dogg]

Sexist could relate to rude or insensitive remarks regarding women/men in stands, cheerleaders, etc.

Handicapped remarks could include calling a player a spaz, or a ******, etc.

Pretty simple really.

And for those of you who wondered, I simply wanted to know how much the emotional connection to football might bring out rather neanderthal comments that you would otherwise not use in your daily normal rhetoric.

Hmm, not applicable then. I frequently call them ********* or idiots.

Unless redneck or drunk ***** is a race, then negatory on the racist angle as well.

My two shoes are goody, it seems.

 

[Mulli]

Hmm, not applicable then. I frequently call them ********* or idiots.

Unless redneck or drunk ***** is a race, then negatory on the racist angle as well.

My two shoes are goody, it seems.

Me too. I admit to curing Koreans and all BK Kim's ancestry during a certain World Series, but I am sorry for it.

 

[AzStevenCal]

Me too. I admit to curing Koreans and all BK Kim's ancestry during a certain World Series, but I am sorry for it.

So that's why there's so many of them.

Steve

 

[JeffGollin]

No.

I only make slurs against refs, opponents, media pundits or incompetent Cardinal players who commit unnatural acts with their mothers.

 

[Mulli]

So that's why there's so many of them.

Steve

Oops cursing.

 

[KenobiOne]

Racist, never.
Crippled? Outside of "break his effing legs!", no.
Sexist... yeah. Gotta admit, I dont give a squirt about cheerleaders and for some reason vehemently despise female sideline reporters.

 

[AzStevenCal]

Racist, never.
Crippled? Outside of "break his effing legs!", no.
Sexist... yeah. Gotta admit, I dont give a squirt about cheerleaders and for some reason vehemently despise female sideline reporters.

Assuming you feel the same about male sideline reporters, I think you're safe here.

Steve